Jeonbuk Police Agency, "We Will Take Responsibility for Women's Safety..."

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Park Myung-jin] Jeonbuk Provincial Police Agency (Chief Jo Yong-sik) announced on the 26th that it held a ‘Women’s Safety Grand Debate for the Realization of a Safe Society for Women’ at the main auditorium, attended by more than 140 officials from related organizations and groups concerned with women’s safety.

At the debate, Jeonbuk Police explained their ‘Comprehensive Public Safety Measures for Women’s Safety’ and took time to listen to the earnest voices of women’s group participants regarding the creation of an environment where women can feel safe and secure in society.

Additionally, it was a meaningful time to share directions for advancing women’s safety together between the police and women’s groups, fostering mutual understanding of each other’s positions.

A representative from a women’s group attending the debate said, “I was moved by Jeonbuk Police’s leading role in overcoming crises, such as providing economic support through the Hope Sharing program to families suffering from sexual and domestic violence who are struggling to maintain their livelihoods due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic,” and added, “We ask that you continue to make efforts in preventing crimes of violence against women and protecting and supporting victims.”

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